- This film is the first film shot in Hollywood using the RED Epic camera.
- Reese Evans insisted on performing all the stunt shots by himself, including many lizard shots.
- In "Spider-Man" filmed by Sam Remy, Dr. Connors has already appeared, but he has not turned into a lizard.
- Both new and old versions of Spider-Man Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield have starred in Terry Gilliam's films, the former starred in "Casino Scenery" and then "Magic Fantasy Show".
- In 2010, Sony was preparing to produce Spider-Man 4, but the director of the first three episodes, Sam Remy, insisted on relaunching the Spider-Man series instead of shooting a sequel.
- Before Andrew Garfield appeared in Spider-Man, dozens of people including Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Robert Pattinson, Jamie Bell, Zac Efron and Daniel Ray Decliffe Popular niches have auditioned for this role.
- Michael Fassbender was originally going to play the villain Dr. Conners in the film. But he gave up this role because he wanted to play Magneto.
- Before Emma Stone, dozens of young women, including Mia Wasikowski, Lindsay Lohan, Emma Roberts, and Lily Collins, were all Spider-Man’s girlfriends. West auditioned for the role.
- Alberts Davids and Emma Stone, who starred in the film, had their birthdays on the same day.
- This film is the last film made by Laura Zeskin. She died in June 2011.
- 2012 is the 50th year of Spider-Man's birth. In 1962, this classic Marvel comic character made its first appearance in the 15th issue of the "Magic Fantasy" Collection Series (August 1962). "Fantastic Fantasy" ended with it. Starting in 1963, the adventure story of Spider-Man continues to be told in the new series of comics "The Amazing Spider-Man".
- Andrew Garfield is a big fan of Spider-Man-he remembers an old photo of himself, when he was three years old, dressed as Spider-Man on Halloween.
- Gwen Stacey, portrayed by Emma Stone, is a key figure in the legend of Spider-Man and the first love of Peter Parker. In December 1965, Gwen Stacy appeared for the first time in 31 issues of The Amazing Spider-Man.
- "The Amazing Spider-Man" employs more than 1,000 people. The film occupies seven shooting locations in Culver City under Sony's.
- In order to prepare for the role of Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield followed the personal trainer Armando Alarcon for six months, six days a week. Garfield also worked with stunt coach Andy Armstrong and his team to learn trampoline, basketball skills, martial arts, gymnastics and parkour, and skateboarding skills.
- In a warehouse near the Sony Pictures Studios, Andy Armstrong and his stunt team formed a training camp, where Andrew Garfield practiced every subject with top coaches. This warehouse has some important elements in the film, such as buildings, walls and other environments. They use these to innovate, rehearse and perfect the fighting sequence.
- Costume designer Kym Barret collaborated with director Mark Webb to realize his insights on Spiderman costumes, which reflect more of a sense of strength and sportiness than a muscular silhouette. In search of inspiration, Barret imagined what would happen if a spider web was being blown through by the wind and wrapping itself up.
- In order to create a costume to ensure Spider-Man's stunt performance through Manhattan, costume designer Kym Barret studied the lightweight and elastic materials used by Winter Olympic athletes and cyclists in numerous fabric products.
- 56 sets of Spider-Man costumes were created for this film, including 17 sets by Andrew Garfield and every stuntman. These costumes are designed for different stages in accordance with the development of the film's storyline.
- The clothing designer Barret uses printing technology to cast shadows on the clothing fabric, which strengthens the 3-D effect of the fabric and gives the person wearing the clothes a three-dimensional impression.
- With the help of costume designer Robert Moore, Andrew Garfield needs 20 minutes to wear Spider-Man clothes.
- The lens on the Spiderman mask is custom made, a blue lens with a golden hexagonal reflective surface. They are also coated to reduce reflections.
- In the clothing department, 100 sets of shots were used to shoot Spider-Man's clothing to obtain the changing colors at night and during the day.
- Dr. Lizard, one of Spider-Man’s enemies, made his first appearance in the sixth issue of the Marvel Comics "The Amazing Spider-Man" in 1963.
- In order to create the role of one-armed Kurt Connors, Reese Evans learned to tie one arm behind his back to do various things. He has become able to accomplish many tasks such as tie tie and coffee making with only one hand.
- Because Gwen Stee was an intern of Dr. Connors at OsCorp, Emma Stone and Reese Evans went to the laboratory for field trips. The two actors observed the scientific research of salamander regeneration. Salamander, a type of lizard, is known for its ability to regenerate its limbs, even parts of the brain and spine.
- On the occasion of New Year's Eve 2014, Spider-Man appeared as the official superhero of the New Year’s Eve celebration and flew over Times Square in New York. In addition to participating in the ball-dropping ceremony, an exclusive video of the film sequel "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" was first announced on the big screen of the square, and was broadcast live on radio, TV, and the Internet along with the countdown event.
The Amazing Spider-Man behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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The Lizard: Poor Peter Parker. No father. No mother. No uncle. You're all alone.
George Stacy: He's not alone.
[Stacy fires at the Lizard]
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Gwen Stacy: Sorry, Dad. I can't, um, have cocoa right now, because I'm work... I'm doing this, um... I have, uh... cramps. I feel kinda pukey and... just emotional. I keep crying. It's brutal. You don't want to know.
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